Overall a quite comfortable place to stay for short term. Fuyi is great for questions, but there wasn't a written guide so hopefully so this will help you out. Personally for long term stay i would recommend closer to asok or sukhimvit for convenience. Nice property with the large pool as the showcase. This is probably the newest property in the area and surprisingly quiet most of the time. There is a baby kid down the hall that you can hear at night. Almost everything you need in the area. I stayed here over a month so im writing form that perspective and got to know the area well. This is a nice property to stay fairly near to Lumphini park and silom area. The hardest thing is getting to the Lumphini MRT exit 2. Take the motorbike taxi and tell him Q house MRT otherwise they will take you on a wild ride to Lumphini MRT exit 1. Once you are at the MRT you can go to silom (financial business area) or sukamvit area. For restaurants the kitchen is well equipped, but 7-11 is a bit limited. There is a Topps grocery in silom and down the road, but probably worth it just to eat out. The pizza place across 7-11 is good. Try out the thai restaurant across Lumphini place for the green curry. Try out Fuyi's recommendation Moon cafe for the pad see ew noodles. There are many massage jobs from different experience that are worth trying. The reading room is nice but doesn't have wifi. The wifi in the room is solid and fast, but there isn't a proper desk and chair to work for a long time. If you need to work on a laptop it worth it join the workloft cowork space in silom. The gym is ok for cardio, but for a real weight workout you can go to the Q house life center (fitness first) for a free trial or use the outdoor gym in lumphini park. The corner is great for breakfast, and the luna cafe is great for craft beer. Laundry is a bit wierd. I went to the one on the right. It is 30baht and you get power from the 7-11 or the convenience store at lumphini place (to the right).